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ATremendous storm.

0LENELASD July 9.-Reports are received
from the northwestern part Of the State Of
tremendous storm, accompanied by disas-
trous cloud burst and severe hail, that pass
ed over that section tonight Great damage
10 property Is reported. The rain fell in tor
rents, covering fields 10 depth OF six inches
aud totally destroying crops. In Haiir,,ck
AID Seneca counties the storm was part ct-
larry severe. and the damage will run for up
into the thousands of dollars
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Michigan May RrIvaI California.

IsHpENING. Mfca., JHiy 9.-IIundre,ls of
mining men iocked To see the gold speci-
mems at the First National Bank and the
Lake superior office TO day. Assays made
show the rock richer in gold than anything
ever yet found The Lake Superior Iron
Company has put fences are'Ind the proper
~ Everybody talks gold and the excite
ment throughout this part Of the State is
tremendous
\ number OF options aHd leases on adioin-
ing lands are being secured to-,lay Joseph
;. Fay Of Boston. General Manager Of the
Lake superior comIany. is expected here in
a few DAYS. The sha. in which .l,e gold
was discovered IS down - .,ei ard work
sfopi.-tl t.ntr ,rariIv
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Prince of Burgaria.

TIRNovA, July Prince Ferdinand of
Saxe-Coburg-Goth was to-day elected Prince
of Bulgaria by the Sobranje. The announce
ment was received with great enthusiasm.
Il is reported that If the powers refuse TO
recognize his election the Sobranje will alb
rogate article three of the Berlin treaty and
proclaim the independence Of the country
prince Ferdinand Maximillian Charles
Leopold Marie, of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha is
son of the late Prince Angaste and of the
Princess Marie Clementine, daughter Of
Louis Philippe He was born on February
ri; 1891
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a Pauper.s Fatal Jump.

GREESssrRc. Pa. July lI-John Mitchell
an aged one-lesled tailor. who has been an
inmate of the County Home slr some time
past, and who fprmeriy lived at Penn sta
ton, on the Pennsylvania Railroad. in some
manner fell from third story window last
night at the Home and received injuries
from which iie soon afterwarsi died II IS
supposed he jumped from the window with
suicidal intent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-13

MaRurrTE, Mich. July 7--Aierr;blc mine
disaster occurred shortly after noon to-day
in thesturgeon River Mine. a. Metropolitan.
Mich. A number Of miners had jus, got
blast ready when water rushed into the mine
50 fas; that many Of the men could not
escape Eight Italians are known to be in
the mine and are surely dead.
II will be impossiblesc 10 recover their bodies
before morning. although work win be KEEP,
mp all hight. The names Of the victims are
not vet known.
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A Woman ManeIed by a Mower.

Po1rsrowS, Pa. July 6-Beniamin T. Mil
Ter prosperous farmer several miles from
this borough, was operating moving ma
chine. when the horse became unmanageabIe
and his wife went TO his assistance She
was knocked down and the machine went
over her, causing terrible injuries The sharp
knives lacerated her body in number OF
places and she is in critical condition.
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Hog Cholera Epidemic.

TuscoLA, H., July 9.-It is estimated that
the farmers have lost sl00,0O0 by the log
cholera epidemic. Professor Charles II.
Land, who has made a thorough, study Of
the disease, has recently made examinations
of swine so affected and fbund their intes-
tines swarming with worms. from the size
of a needle to the size and length of lead
pencil In some cises these worms were
knotted and intertwistetl, making mas,
sometimes as large as Il teaeup.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-13

THE State Board of Charities in their
annual report say that there are only
about fourteen really good jails in the
State. Among those that elicit special
condemnation is the Jail in this county.
And still it is permitted 20 rot and stink,
and stink and rot, 10 the disgrace of the
community. and the scathing condemna-
ton of the State authorities. Who is 10
blame for this disgraceful state Of affairs,
is something that demands an investiga-
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Miss. Mollie Garfield to Wed }. STAN
ley Brown.

CLEVELAND. Ialy Sit Is stated here thai
Miss VI 'll ga ie'd, only daughter OF the
late President James A. Gar field, Is eng rsed
- be married to J Stanley Brown, WHO it
will be remembered was her fathers private
secretary during his brief career in the l.r,si-
dental office. Mr.. Brown has been very
Intimate with the Garfield family since the
death Of the president He is many years
the senior of Miss Mollie. The Garfield
f.mily now reside in the old homeste.. al
Meninr.
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SOME of our Democratic friends are dis
posed to claim a great deal for this Al
mnisiration, on the score economy, be-
cause of the consolidation Of revenue dis
tricts. Their memories are short if they
have forgotten that the Republicans in
troduced this policy years ago. This dis
trict for instance, was consolidated with
the Pittsburgh and Allegheny district in
1888. The President is only following
Republican precedent.
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|. UDIToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Josiah Mowry. deceased
40 an Orphans Court held At Somer-et. ~. os =
the lItb day Of May A D.. 1877. the uHdef,'siiss.
Auditor WIS appointed in the estate oi !usl-
MOwry. deceased and has been duly eoiauiissis,il-
ed as fDlloVs To ascertain advancemenis. % ~
tribute the funds 20 tx the amount oi Wilgs ,
dover to ascertain and decide upon the 9le-....
of lsury in any OF the notes aud judgments P's
senicd for payment and 20 make report 80
Notice Is hereby given that VIII attend = - -.
duties specified IN the above appointment "
Office In she BcrOugh Of Somerset on fridaf, ~
p. i-s7. at 10 o'clock A. ", when and WHelt ,.
persons interested may attend i they ,ss
ss- 4udif0f
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Fatally stune BY Bees.

WELlsvILLE o. IHly S-Mrs Harriet
Quincy, wife Of farmer in Unity township,
this county, met with a peculiar accident
yesterday which viii probably end fatally.
She w..s assisting her husband to hive
swarm oi bees when they attacked her head
face aud neck and literally covered her body.
The work of the little pests was terribly &C.
Getiye and doctors say the woman cannot
live The unfortunate woman's head and
ace are swollen to such an extent that even
the semblauce Of feature is moi reeosniz-
a-r,,.
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THOSE Administration organs that are
50 free with their abuse of General Fair
child and other veterans, for their right
eous indignation at the Presidents at
tempt to return the emblems Of treason to
the southern States.are simply furnishing
proof that the old copperhead sentiment
still exists in the North, as does the seces-
sion spirit in the South. lincoln's hire
lings." Grant the butcher" and other
pet phrases. may again be made to serve
the purpose OF the aPologists and defend
,rs of the President
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FRIDAY. JULY p. 1887

an O'Clock ,. m. ali the righ- title iufers., a.
claim Of Suas b. Rogers uud Noah + Rosa-. y
iu and io the following described TWO ~. :
land situate in ogle township. somerset e..,l-.,
Penn a.
No. 1. Adjoining lands Of Prank Horne a.
liam Allison. Alexander S1aulis and 0ffrrs 80
tanning Ji9 acres and 70 p.rches strict rsssr--
iaH0ut - scres being cleared. 20 acres III 5rfiet
are IN good meadow' the balance Is Wen lilnbsr.
e,I having thereon erected q two story ayreTii-.
mousse. barn, ard other ufIthuiidinss wifb -
appurteuances. tine ahOvc tract being thf. f-grs-
ty late of John Rogers, deed. taken III tfr -
1T dppraisemcut 10y the defendants
No. . Adjoining lands OF Eliza Weiries b.-.
farm uf John Rogers. dec'd iuow defenfanr.I s-f
Others. containing So acres and y pefchs- s..--9
part oi which i cleared having thereon e-arf-5
"a two si0ry dwelling house and stable Win -
dppurtcuuuceS-
Taken In execution As the properly 5f sin. d
AND Noah =. Rogers at The suit ef f1iziblif
and Albert Blackburn. q al
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An Old Man Killed by a Bee.

MIpDrErowS, y. Y. July s.-John d.
Van Gorien, SO years of age, of Dingmans ;
Ferry. Pike county, Pa. was killed by bee
sting ON the wrist Wednesday morning. In
few moInets after he was stung the pain
became 80 intense that he started for the
house. As he entered the door be groaned.
Oh, am going to die and Immediately
expired. He was prominent citizen of
Pike county
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-13

THE fight for Prohibition in Texas will
probably establish one fact and that is,
the number Of legal voters in the State.
Both parties 10 the contest are assidu-
ouslv cultivating the colored voters, and
for the lirsa time in iis history this vote
viii perhaps be honestly east and count
cd in the lone star State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-13

GRAND MASTER WoRENAs PowDERIT
thinks. with many other rejecting citi-
zens that, halt should be called IN I'M
migration.n The evils ofunrestricted i'm
migration are becomings great, that they
can no longer be treated with indifier-
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ALSO

All the right title interest and claim ofp
Gardner and Catharine Gardner. Of I'm ani s,,
certain LOT or piece Of ground sitnaia 81 Slins-.l
Bprougn.l somerset County, Pa. bounded on tts
north by at OF Jane Zufail on the east br -
norman and on the west by an alier ss.i -
lwntng a feet on 49, street and extending -
~ feet and having thereon erected a ouf M
oue-llilf story rOugh-cDatef brick housc ana of5
CT buildings. with the gppurtenances
Taken in execution as the properly Of D
and Cashariuc Gardner az the sgit af A Cof
truth
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-13

Those ancient political rivals Boyle
and Searight are announced in the Demo-
cratic papers Of "old Fiat az candidates
for Judge, and Gilbert Rafferty,, last years
defeated candidate for Congressional hon
ors, is said 10 be roaming around with
blood in his ewes. There viii be music
in the air ere another moon wakes and
,,aDao
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-13

The Mernens of Utah have inaugu.at-
ed proceedings looking to the admission
of that Territory as a State of the Union,
and they have incorporated in their pro
posed Constitution clause abolishing
and prohibiting polygamy. 1t is more
than limited that this is mere blind.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-13

There is a big fight going on between
Senators Cameron and Quay-in the
Democratic papers. The friends Of these
distinguished gentlemen know nothing Of
it-senator Cameron is just now enjoy
ing the breezes Of the Rocky mountains,
and Senator Quay is listening to what the
sud pares say. AT the sea shore.
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.XEcrToR.s NOTICE.

Estate Of Henry Kreeer deceased late q Ppei
Iurkeyfo0t Twp. Somerset 0guty, "a
Letters tesgamentary on the above esiais
having been granted 70 the undersigned ui uS uI
proper authority, notice is hereby gwen - si ?.
persons indebted 70 said estate 20 make iuinlse-
ate payment. and those having claims aEail.ss -
the same 10 present them duly authenticate y.
settlement 70 the Executor at his store in A,ls M
wood. said Township aud County. on Neines.iaa5,
The 9th day OF lEly. lSs7. when and where u'F3
eau attend Tor that purpose.
JACOB KkEHkk,
fnaV.5 Executor
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Iris now said that the President is for
mally in the field for re-nomination' and
that hereafter the offices will be 50 dis
pensed as 10 further his interests. Civil
service reform will be given rest for the
next twelve months
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TIE President has written a letter de-
clining 70 attend the Grand Army reun-
ion at st. Louis. he says he If afraid Of
the "old Vets and moreover his pres
ence might cause discord among them.
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NOTICE

All persons purchasing at The above sale vii
please take notice that a nau Of the pu7eis.
menev-fo De- made known at the time III ~
Si.e-T-ll bc required a. soon ss the properly 4
knocked DOWN, otherwise ii viii again bs sxros
ed o. sale al tAe risk Of the first purchase Th4
residue of the purchase money must be paid on
or before Thursday of the ist week of the Ssur
term Of Court. the time fixed bV the Com
for securing the acknowledgements Of deeds and
20 deed VIII be acknowledged until the purchase
money is paid in fun
Shcriifs Office JOHN WINTERS
iune ~ 1887. sheriff
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ExEcUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Thomas cary. deed. late II ~
Turkeyioot township. Somerset toults,, i--rs -
Letters tesfameutery on the above estair - ?.
been granted T. the undersigned BY ine 80.
indebted 20 said estate 10 maze iniint al..s ~
meut. and those having claims agsisii.i ms -
viii present them duly authenticaiea ioI -
ment on saturday. August 6. lSss, Ai Ine ia''
JOHN H. MILLER
,,,,,..9o Executor
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The undersigned duly appointed by ,ns y
phans' Court to ascertain adyancemcns -
nptn claims and 81 make disiTibuiioh yi - =
funds in the hands Of J. b. terharl. =
the last vii end testament OF Herman 7 1ii . -
late % jpper Tlrkeyfoef TEP-- -omef, -. - -
dee a. 10 aud among those legally emitted tilei ~.
notice i hereby given thai vill ~ AZ ny Iso
Ia Somerset, Pa. on Thursday. July p, -, N'-
and where al persons Interested may ail-p aitsI
- Auditor
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THE last Republican Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue was removed by the Presi-
dent last week and the service is now
aol;dl.- Detnof.ratic
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The force of the blow rendered him uncon-
scious, his slender grasp on the rings by
which he hung relaxed, and he fell to the
ground. striking on his head In the de
scent his body rebounded and turned a COM
plete somersault, while the balloon, tighten
ed Of its burden, sailed upward for brief pc
Rod, but unable to Dear its own weight SION
began to settle, and after u few spasnod.c ia
reenings. settled in a collapsed mass short
distance from the scene of The fatal mishap
A great crowd of Mortified spectators Of
this series of catastrophes rushed Ia the a.
sistanee of the wounded man, and he was
borne tenderly to neishboring drug store,
where "A physicians examination revealed
that the ventursome 5eronaut was suffering
from congestion of the brain and evident III
ternal injuries, while his body was covered
with bruises. From the moment he struck
the earth with such appalling force he III
not again regain consciousness. His y<fer-
nal aliniuries, though serious, were n5f corsiti-
cred fatal. He was then taken 10 Franks
Hotel ON State street where he died shortly
after noon to-day.
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Esiafs of Gc0fge P. saylor decreased late af soai-
er-ef Twp, Somerset County Pa
Letters i'.stameulary 0E the above e-iaic hasiAs
been granted % the undersigned b ihr pisiti
authority. Notice l. hereby given ~ all perso.i' iA
dcgted 20 said estate 70 make immediate pay MI,
ana those having claims against the sEIle VII
81 tie Executors al the iate residence q ihe de
rt7rsed. on Saturday, the 10Th day Of July. -
CYRUS SAVIOR
JEREMIAH :. MILLER
iunt.S Executors
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
COUNTY.

COUNTY.
FOR SHERIFF.
PrsH 5. McMIIAEN. Of Middlecreek Twp
FOR PR0TR0NoTARY.
DANIEL J. H0RNER, Of Somerset Bor.
FOR REGISTER AND RBcORDER.
JACOB d. swANK. Of conemaugh Twp
FOR TREAsr RER
GEO. J. BLACK, Of Meyersdale Hor.
FOR COMMISSIONERS.
DAVID z. WAGNER, Of Shade Twp.
GEORGE N. NEFF, of Somerset Bor.
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR
JACOB N. FIKE, Of Somerset Twp.
FOR AUDITORS
GARRIFI. GOOD. Of Somerset Twp.
SAMUEL L. sHoBER. Of Somerset Twp
FOR CORONER,
FRANK WOLF. Of Meyersdale Bor.
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isrisinsRF D. jess IT.,
t'p days ago Of pistol ia,a fi.rs,s. i
s'ore window q e'a'nmgn & Perry t.,i. !,
WHOM are pinhi i'ionist~. has lrs, tn !,
by q bsn flying alsroash eounei ss,n ~.
tries mill window. barely missing sts ~,
O; Richard B. shafer. proSysetire -. ~
ton candidate. The affair will D. ,ia,..,
lyisses'isstvi Mr. sl,aitr 5 t.sas....
siH "a. sl'ciSsr
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FELL FROM A BALLOON.
THE TRAGIC DEarH cs ERoNsrr eL.Raes At
oIEAS. NEW YORK.


oLEsS, y. Y, July Edward Garage an
eronaut- -eymnasi Of worldwide fame, died
at o'clock this afternoon from the terrible
injuries he received while making balloon
ascension here yesterday A natural gas
balloon ascension under the management of
Professor Carl Meyer. of Mohawk. y Y, was
advertised n one Of the leading features Of
the Fourth Of July celebration But owing
to a failure 10 initiate the balloon. the ascen-
sion was postponed until yesterday The
air ship was thirty-two feet in diameter and
about sixty feet high. and weighed, when
filed, one hundred and sixty pounds. Il is
said 10 have been the lightesl balloon OF it,
capacity in the world. Previous 10 this time
four successful ascents have been made with
it. 1t was worth about 500
aNARRow escape
\ few moments after o'clock. amid the
almost breathless excitement Of the multi
tude, the balloon was started Garage, the
gymnast taking hold securely of the trapeze
bar, there being no basket, gave the word to
his assistants 10 lei go the guys. The air
ship gave a buoyant upward movement, but
it was evidently too heavily weighted for the
conditions of the atmosphere. A strong
breeze was blowing from the south. taking il
in the direction of line of telegraph wires
running along State street. The balloon
struck the wires BY a quick and agile
movement displaying wonderful athletic
powers and remarkable presence Of mind
the eronaut turned somersault over the
wires and and the first obstacle was cleared
without serious harm. 1t was most thrill
ling exhibition.
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4 DaIINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE

Estate Of Charles 4. statIer. deed. late of shade
Twp. Somerset Co. Pa
Letters Of administration on The above esisi,
having been granted la the undersigned t tnc
proper authority notice l. hereby given 60 4i
persons indebted 10 said estate o. make immel-
ate payncnt, and thsSe having claims against ne
same 10 present them duly Authenticated iif -
ttnieuf ou saturday August sta Isl. at ilc ~
aence oi sarah -tailef. ia BucksieWu-
DAVID L. col ENAN.
-unaI Almin..tr.lar
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Thus freed from the ENHANCEMENT the bal
loon sailed toward the Park school house
where Garage struck forcibly against the
iron rresting. \ piece of the wrought iron
entered his side, near the hip, producing an
ugly and serious wound, which, however
would probably not have proven fatal Pass
ing over the school house, the plucky and
daring ieronaut still chung TO the trapeze the
ing within fifteen or twenty feet Of the
ground. Clarage was then carried with ter
rife force against the roof of a neighboring
barn. tearing off the shingles as he was drag
ged by. Weakened by the hurt received at
the school house he evidently lost control of
the balloon and struck his head against the
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of sundry writs Off Fa Lev g.
and Neua TX issued ont Oi the Court of c,r.,.- -
Pitsis oi somerset county. Pa. aiii ex1ss. -
ough. Pa on
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Terms:

To per cent Of purchase money % he paid When
property il knocked down and the lalance 90
Confirmation Of sale and delivery os deed
JOHN II. ZIMMERMAN
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Fences FOR
:: g. :. :. :. Farmers.
HORSE HIGH. BULL THONG. AND PIG tight.
SOMETHING NEW.

We are engaged In the Manufacture af ihe
fence a. somerset and Meyerslals. u i The mosi
burEhie, and strongest fence known no 1arte.
NJ injury to stock Factory in somerset az ihe
old koo-er carriage factory
may1s-fG j. N. MARSHALL x sON
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

tIy6
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-15
THE THING
Important to Teachers.

The National Educational Association
meets in Chicago this year, beginning
on the evening of July 18th and. con-
tinuing until the 18th. The sessions OF
the regular association Will convene IN
the Central Music Hall, and the SEES
sions of the various departments will be
held in the different halis,and theatres.
Il is expected that the railroads will
sell tickets to Chicago at one fare for
the round trip.
The programme is the most interest
ing that has yet been announced.
Teachers and uperintendents who wish
to acquaint themselves personally with
the progress of education in this cOun-
try, will find all that they can ask or
desire in the programme, as well as IN
the great displays in the kindergarten,
art, industrial and general school work
exhibits from ali parts of the nation,
which will be open from July 7ih to
the 18th, in the Exposition Buildings
Chicago. To the observing, live
teacher, it will be an experience better
than any school could give. Every
teacher who can should attend; it will
be one of the great epochs in bis life.
Further Information may be had from
any of the county superintendent OF
this Territory, from Commissioner P.
L. Williams, I. Huse, Jr. and Superin-
tendent w. M. Stewart, Salt Lake City,
or from E. H. Anderson, Ogden.
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IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Business Transacted at Provo on
Saturday.

United States VS.. Jos. Clark. Motion
for new trial denied.
People vs.. John Pace. In this case
the court had suspended sentence dur
ing good behavior. Defendant was
brought into court for the offence of
burglary in Weber County. His for
mer arrest and conviction was for for
gerry at Spanish Fork. An order was
made setting aside suspended sentence.
Defendant admitted stealing watch.
Order was made that the sheriff Of
Weber deliver him up for sentence. He
had nothing to say why sentence should
not be pronounced. He is a boy only
16 years of age, but seems to have an
inherent desire to steal. He was sem
fenced to five years in the Penitentisry.
after receiving good lecture from the
court.